The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-05-04

A brother OF "Docn Wilson is reported as
having cleared about $500 at Webster, Mass,
by selling stolen horses.
The preliminary examination Of Capt.
Fowler for killing the Rev. Mr.. StiTers at
Grenada, Miss, was postponed
The Louisville mob soon quieted down after
the first outbreak.
The schooner Louis O'Neil, from Buffalo.
was sunk in Lake Erie, Off Port Stanley,
and her crew of eight men were probably
drowned.
1t is proposed in Paris to present q diamond
cross to M. Schnaebeles, sas token Of SYM
pathy for the indignities he received at the
hands Of Germany for the crime of being
Frenchman.n
Miss Barlow, a wealthy lady of Astoria,
L. l., committed suicide by jumping into the
East river.
Miss Alice Cobb, of Portland, Me-, COM
mitted suicide by shooting. She was doubt
less insane.
BY an accident ON the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad, near Tamaqua, Pa, Brake
man Pruitt was killed and Fireman McAfee
probably fatally injured
! 1t is reported that the New York Central
engineers viii strike in case of the enforce
The deadlock in the common council of
Bridgeport, Conn, continues
Mrs. Hannah Perrine, employed in Lorii-
lard's tobacco factory, Jersey City, had her
arms torn from their sockets by being caught
In the machinery.
During shower In Boston number Of
fresh water cells dropped from the clouds
William ]. Dunton was crushed between
cars and killed at Suspension Bridge, N. Y
Judge Sheldon, of the supreme court, died
at Buffalo.
New Haven society is excited over an an
nounced wedding ceremony that did not
come off, and which the expected bridegroom
says he knows nothing about.
President Cleveland viii take part In the
dedication of the New Haven Soldiers
monument, June II next.
Mgr Doane, of Newark, has enjoined "a
Catholic singer-Miss Mary Dunn--from CON
Meeting herself with Protestant choir in
that city. He says the plenary council Of
Baltimore has established this as the rule of
the church.
The first meeting of the Anti-P Poverty So
ciety at Chickering hall, New York, was In a
high degree enthusiastic. Sixty-eight new
members were received, and nearly 800 coll
lected from the audience. DR.. McGlynn
spoke nearly two hours.
Judge McGregor, of the New Jersey court
of pardons, believed that Titus should have
been hanged Pastor Grove, Of the Univer-
salist church, which the judge attended, de-
nounced capital punishment and said, It ia
alleged that any Universalist believing In 1t
ought to change his religion. The Judge Is
now a Presbyterian.
The hearings of the interstate commerce
commission in the south have shown an
almost unanimous opposition to the long and
short haul clause.
west bound passenger train on the
Northern Pacific road was wrecked near
Sterling, Oak. Twenty persons were seriously
injured, among them II. II. Scobel, assistant
superintendent of the Northern Pacific lines.
whose wounds are probably fatal
Governor Green, of New Jersey, has signed
the bill providing that goods made In the
state prison shall be labeled, and has APP
pointed three fish wartlens
Oscar L. Strauss, the recently appointed
minister to Turkey, is the head OF a New
York firm, whose methods Of business have
just been pronounced, by the report of a
special government agent, such as to open
wide field for the practice of fraud upon the
customs revenue
The Boston Ideals broke UP at Erie with a
decided row Miss ODER is to be called to the
rescue
A Nashville woman eloped with the man
from whom she had secured a divorce eight
years ago, leaving her second husband in
despair.
District Attorney MeGowan Of Winfield,
Long Island, has decamped and his defalca-
tions amount to $4,000
Charles Oswald, of Pittsburg, crazed by
domestic and financial troubles, smothered
his daughter and cut his own throat.
George w. Rogers, of Oil City, an express
messenger ON the Buffalo, New York and
Philadelphia railroad, was arrested by post
Office inspectors charged with systematic rob
berry OF the malls.
There are indications OF the disruption Of
the National Labor party, In which event a
Henry George party VIII be formed.
Chief of Police Brown, of Madison, N. j..
became the father of three children at one
birth, and named them Leander Cleveland,
John Grover and Leonora Frances He has
received letter OF thanks for the compli-
ment from the president.
Miss Julia E. Forneret, of New York, has
been installed as deaconess IN the Episcopal